Frequently Asked Questions

Zayenha Arts is an Arabic platform that measures your real artistic skill against defined criteria, not impressions or opinion. It doesn't judge "talent" — it measures the gap in your skill and builds you a clear development plan across eight arts, with interactive labs to practice inside the platform itself. You sign in with the Zayenha Hub account you already have, no new password required.

Beginners and intermediate learners in the creative arts — not working professionals, at least for now. Whether you write, draw, photograph, act, design, write screenplays, play music, or make things by hand, you start from where you actually stand today, not from an assumption about it.

No. Whether you've never written a scene before or have been drawing for years, you go through the same diagnosis: a compass that measures your actual current level, not your background or years of practice. Only what you can demonstrate today counts.

Six free tools, some requiring no account at all: the Art Compass, the Art Orientation Survey, the Colour Sense Test, the Rhythmic Timing Test, the Practice Styles Inventory, and the Creative Blocks Scale. Each measures a different dimension of your readiness and style, before you decide to take any paid evaluation.

Scenic Writing, Conceptual Photography, Drawing & Painting, Acting & Recitation, Visual Design, Screenplay & Story, Music & Rhythm, and Handcraft & Crafts. Each art has its own criteria bank and learning plans, and four have an interactive lab inside the app today: writing, drawing, piano, and voice — the other four (photography, design, screenplay, crafts) don't have one yet.

Your work is measured against a bank of 232 Arabic scoring criteria, spread across three levels for each of the 8 supported arts. At the moment of evaluation, the model is given the full text of the relevant criteria — it is not pretrained on them — and scores your work directly against that standard.

Every score in your report comes with evidence quoted directly from your own work — a sentence from your text, or a specific spot in your image — showing exactly why you landed at that level on that criterion. A score is never a bare judgment; it is an observation you can trace back into your own work.

Every evaluation result carries a self-reported confidence score from the model, alongside a consistency signal across the different criteria within the same report. A high score means you can rely on the result with more confidence; a low one means it is better treated as a starting point for discussion than a final verdict.

Yes, and we state its limits openly: the current vision model's accuracy on image composition and colour analysis runs roughly 70-80% against a professional human critic's judgment. That is exactly why every evaluation carries a confidence score and a consistency signal — so you know when to trust a result more, and when to double-check it with your own eye.

Because skill can be measured precisely and developed through practice, unlike an absolute judgment about talent. That's why your work is checked against clear standards from a bank of 232 Arabic criteria spread across three levels per art, and every score comes with evidence quoted from your own work plus a confidence score — so you see exactly where you stand today, not a final verdict on who you are as an artist.

The Artist–AI Compass is a paid, one-time-purchase product from the platform's "Artist & AI" catalog family — not a free diagnostic tool. Our free diagnosis tools form a separate, named list (Art Compass, Art Orientation Survey, Colour Sense Test, Rhythmic Timing Test, Practice Styles Inventory, Creative Blocks Scale), and that list doesn't include this Compass. It measures where you stand on using AI tools in your actual practice, and its result is presented as a snapshot of your self-awareness — not a skill score and not a final verdict.

"Artist & AI" is one of four families in the platform's 59-product catalog (56 one-time purchases plus three subscription tiers). This family includes responsible-AI-use tools, tools for disclosing AI use, the Artist–AI Compass, and ethics audits — all paid, one-time-purchase products, not free tools. Each tool's exact content is shown on its own product page at checkout.

Evaluation doesn't run on a pretrained impression — the AI model (Gemini 2.5 Flash) is given the rubric's full criteria text at the moment of evaluation, and it quotes evidence from your own work, your text or your image, not a general opinion. Every result comes with a confidence score the model reports about itself, plus a cross-criterion consistency signal, so you know when to trust a result more and when to treat it as a discussion starter rather than a final verdict. And we say it plainly: today's vision-model accuracy on image composition and colour analysis runs roughly 70 to 80% against a professional human critic's judgment — we don't claim more than that.

The platform's credentials today are general, not AI-specific: under "credentials & proof" you'll find verified practice records, a credential wallet, longitudinal progress reports, and the Art Fundamentals Certificate plus 14 more real, verifiable credential types. There is no separate certificate named "responsible AI use" among what's currently documented.

The artist card is one of the products in the "portfolio & identity" family, alongside the artistic signature report, the portfolio coherence report, the artist statement, and the model-committee review. It's a one-time purchase within the Zayenha Arts catalog of 59 products — 56 one-time purchases and 3 subscription tiers — and it isn't a certificate from the "credentials & proof" family or part of any subscription plan.

The portfolio coherence report is one of the products in the "portfolio & identity" family, alongside the artist card, the artistic signature report, the artist statement, and the model-committee review. It's a one-time purchase, and the specifics of what it measures are laid out on the product's own page before you buy.

The verified practice record logs your actual evaluations over time — every work you submitted that was genuinely scored against named criteria from the rubric bank — not a list you write about yourself. It's one of the products in the "credentials & proof" family, alongside the credential wallet and the longitudinal progress reports, and that's what sets it apart from an ordinary artistic résumé: every entry traces back to a real evaluation, not an unverified claim.

The credential wallet is where your certificates on Zayenha Arts are collected — from the Art Fundamentals Certificate to more than 14 other real, verifiable credential types, depending on the art and level you've completed. It's one of the products in the "credentials & proof" family in the catalog, alongside the verified practice record and the longitudinal progress reports.

Every certificate points back to specific criteria you actually met, drawn from a bank of 232 Arabic-language criteria across three levels for each art. Your work is scored by an AI model (Gemini 2.5 Flash) given the full text of each criterion at evaluation time itself — not a model relying on what it memorized beforehand — so the score is grounded in evidence quoted from your own text or image, alongside a confidence score and a cross-criterion consistency signal shown to you every time. And each of the more than 14 credential types is a real, verifiable credential. We state this plainly: today's vision-model accuracy for composition and colour analysis runs roughly 70 to 80 percent against a professional human critic's judgment — we name that number because transparency is part of what "verifiable" means, not because the tool is flawless.

Each art offers four learning-plan levels: a free 7-day intro, a free 14-day journey, a paid 30-day intermediate plan, and a paid 90-day mastery plan exclusive to Artist Plus subscribers. The first three levels are available across all eight arts; the 90-day plan is available for most arts, not all of them.

No. Each account can have only one active free journey at a time. Finishing a journey or pausing it lets you start a new one right away, and re-enrolling in a journey you've already completed is unlimited. The limit is on how many journeys are active at once, not on how many you can complete over time.

Four of the eight arts have an interactive lab today: scenic writing, drawing, music (via a virtual piano), and acting and recitation (via a voice recorder). The other four -- conceptual photography, visual design, screenplay and story, and handcraft -- don't have an interactive lab yet.

The 7-day intro is a quick orientation to the art, while the 14-day journey is a longer commitment within the same art. Each account can have only one active free journey at a time, as covered in the previous question.

The 90-day mastery plan is paid and exclusive to Artist Plus subscribers (690 SAR/year), and it's available for most of the 8 arts, not necessarily every one. The free 7- and 14-day plans and the paid 30-day plan cover all eight arts.

The Free plan gives you the Art Compass and the entire free diagnosis suite — the Art Orientation Survey, Colour Sense Test, Rhythmic Timing Test, Practice Styles Inventory, and Creative Blocks Scale — plus a free 7-day intro and a free 14-day learning journey for each art. Only one journey can be active on your account at a time; finishing or pausing it lets you start another, and re-enrolling in a journey you've already completed stays unlimited. Pro, at 99 SAR/month, unlocks each art's paid 30-day intermediate learning plan. Artist Plus, at 690 SAR/year, adds the paid 90-day mastery plan, exclusive to this tier for most arts. Either subscription can be cancelled anytime from your account settings, with no early-cancellation fee.

Yes. Of the 59 products in the Zayenha Arts catalog, 56 are one-time purchases with no subscription required, organized into four real families that match the site's own navigation: deep-evaluation reports (a specialized analysis of a work you submit), Artist & AI tools (AI-use disclosure, the Artist-AI Compass, ethics-of-use audits), portfolio & identity tools (artist card, artistic signature report, portfolio coherence, artist statement, model-committee review), and credentials & proof (verified practice records, a credential wallet, longitudinal progress reports, the Art Fundamentals Certificate, and 14+ other verifiable credential types). Payment for every one of these goes entirely through Zayenha Hub's unified checkout — points, wallet, or card — so this platform never asks for your card details itself.

Yes, as of now. You enter the coupon code on the pricing page, and it's validated and applied automatically to the price sent to Zayenha Hub's checkout — so you see the discounted price before you pay, not after.

Yes. From the gift page, you buy one evaluation for a friend's email address. They receive an activation code by email with no account needed to receive it, and they redeem it as soon as they create one.

Yes. Two packages let a teacher distribute evaluation codes to students: a 10-pack and a 30-pack, bought once and distributed by the teacher. Each code redeems for one full evaluation, valid for any of the 8 supported arts.

You sign in with your existing Zayenha Hub account — there is no separate account to create or password to remember for Zayenha Arts.

No. Zayenha Arts never stores a password locally. Sign-in goes entirely through Zayenha Hub, and what stays on your device is a secure session, with HttpOnly and Secure cookies, that confirms your identity without your password ever being held here.

No. Every purchase — an evaluation, a subscription, or a package — goes through Zayenha Hub's unified checkout, whether you pay with points, your wallet, or a card. Zayenha Arts itself never asks for or stores card details at any point.

Your data is stored on Cloudflare's infrastructure and encrypted, and your session is managed with HttpOnly, Secure cookies that no browser script or unencrypted connection can reach. And since we never store passwords locally in the first place, there is no password here to steal.

No. There is no separate account at all — you access Zayenha Arts with the very same Zayenha Hub account, with no extra password and no new sign-up step.